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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th May 2012

There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th May 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: One waiting in France
AAcross 7: "Who's there?" responseITSME
AAcross 12: Hank Aaron led the N.L. in them four timesRBIS
AAcross 16: British pols
AAcross 19: Mark who won the 1998 MastersOMEARA
AAcross 20: Alternative energy option
AAcross 21: "... there ___ square"ORBE
AAcross 22: Maximum
AAcross 23: Slogan for medical marijuana activists?WEEDSHALLOVERCOME
AAcross 26: Portuguese "she"
AAcross 27: Tattoos, slangily
AAcross 28: More than a quarter of academic circles?
AAcross 29: Alias
AAcross 29: Alias
AAcross 30: "No surprise to me"IKNEW
AAcross 32: Like unworn tires
AAcross 36: Persians who protect their feet?THESHODOFIRAN
AAcross 40: Took a break around one, sayHADLUNCH
AAcross 42: Was halting
AAcross 43: Plant, of a sort
AAcross 44: Author
AAcross 45: Not straight
AAcross 48: "___ Beso" (Paul Anka hit)ESO
AAcross 49: Big twit?
AAcross 50: Entitlement to cross the stream first?RIGHTOFWADE
AAcross 54: Conductor ToscaniniARTURO
AAcross 56: Singer DiFranco
AAcross 57: Start of a "White Album" titleOBLADI
AAcross 58: Pod-based entity
AAcross 59: People who avoid social networking, maybe
AAcross 63: Mixologist's measure
AAcross 65: My ___, VietnamLAI
AAcross 66: It was published four years before "Moby-Dick"OMOO
AAcross 68: "Snowy" bird
AAcross 69: "If you can't behave on this tour, I swear you'll be sorry!"?NOMOREMISTERNICEGUIDE
AAcross 75: Forerunner of euchre
AAcross 76: Smack
AAcross 77: ___ culpaMEA
AAcross 78: State for which a Springsteen album is named: Abbr.NEBR
AAcross 79: Hunt's co-star on "Mad About You"REISER
AAcross 81: Error indicator
AAcross 82: Largest campus of Long Island Univ.
AAcross 85: The title of this puzzle, e.g.
AAcross 86: One + one?
AAcross 88: Big part of the dairy business?CHEESETRADE
AAcross 90: Like much of Pindar's work
AAcross 93: [Smack!]
AAcross 94: Revolver
AAcross 95: Tragic E.R. status
AAcross 96: Cartoon pet of note
AAcross 97: Melodic
AAcross 99: Play double Dutch, say
AAcross 104: Lost subject of a hit Beatles song?WANDERINGJUDE
AAcross 108: Working as a store clerkINSALES
AAcross 109: Disney princess
AAcross 110: Part of a newspaper: Abbr.
AAcross 111: Jobs creation
AAcross 113: OBs, e.g.DRS
AAcross 114: Vietnam Veterans Memorial designer
AAcross 115: Clothing-free version of the national pastime?WHOLENUDEBALLGAME
AAcross 122: Dark meat piece
AAcross 123: Feminine suffixEUSE
AAcross 124: Pitch
AAcross 125: Simplified language form
AAcross 126: Pompous person
AAcross 127: "I'll have what ___ having"
AAcross 128: Itching
AAcross 129: City near Clearwater, informallySTPETE
DDown 1: Chaperon
DDown 2: Supreme Egyptian god
DDown 3: Offended the nose
DDown 4: "Dog"
DDown 5: Choice words?
DDown 6: "I don't think so"
DDown 7: Part of a chain, maybe
DDown 8: Studio signTOLET
DDown 9: Trudge through wet snow, say
DDown 10: Dallas pro ballerMAV
DDown 11: "We'll teach you to drink deep ___ you depart": Hamlet
DDown 12: "Tommy," e.g.
DDown 13: Most inclusive
DDown 14: It has many serversIBM
DDown 15: "___ I care!"SEEIF
DDown 16: Famously temperamental court figureMCENROE
DDown 17: Stout alternative
DDown 18: Salmon, at times
DDown 24: Powered in either of two waysACDC
DDown 25: Chicago mayor EmanuelRAHM
DDown 31: World leader beginning December 2011KIMJONGUN
DDown 33: "Kubla Khan" riverALPH
DDown 34: On account ofDUETO
DDown 35: Make magnificent
DDown 37: French "she"ELLE
DDown 38: Take a load off
DDown 39: Two-time N.L. batting champ LeftyODOUL
DDown 41: Obama's birthplace
DDown 41: Obama's birthplace
DDown 46: Whit
DDown 47: Hardly sharp
DDown 50: Josh of "How I Met Your Mother"RADNOR
DDown 51: Where to conform, per an expressionINROME
DDown 52: Jason who's a five-time baseball All-StarGIAMBI
DDown 53: Deception
DDown 54: Ages and ages
DDown 55: Director NicolasROEG
DDown 58: Car in "Gone in 60 Seconds"PORSCHE
DDown 60: City down the lake from Buffalo, N.Y.ERIEPA
DDown 61: Oklahoma state tree
DDown 62: "Tristram Shandy" novelist
DDown 64: Something you might tap in
DDown 67: Mayo, e.g.
DDown 70: Projectionist's unit
DDown 71: Scrape
DDown 72: Drives
DDown 73: Big suitsCEOS
DDown 74: Entered slowlyEASEDIN
DDown 80: Steel support for concrete
DDown 81: People with reservations in FloridaSEMINOLES
DDown 83: Minute
DDown 84: Some Camaro roofsTTOPS
DDown 87: Swollen, as veins
DDown 88: Dynasty for Confucius
DDown 89: ___ avisRARA
DDown 90: Big maker of smoothies and energy barsODWALLA
DDown 91: Accounts with keys?
DDown 92: Extra ones might be dramatic
DDown 94: News Corp. paperWSJ
DDown 98: Look like a creep?
DDown 100: Grammy-winning Radiohead album of 2000KIDA
DDown 101: Prime years for rocking?
DDown 102: Consent form
DDown 103: Dead Sea Scrolls writer
DDown 105: Cary of "Robin Hood: Men in Tights"ELWES
DDown 106: Made whoopeeDIDIT
DDown 107: Some blades
DDown 112: With a sure hand
DDown 116: "You mean ... what?"
DDown 117: Surveillance org.
DDown 118: "Star Trek: Voyager" airerUPN
DDown 119: D.J.'s purchasesLPS
DDown 120: Tanked
DDown 121: Economic stat
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